Per Person
$20.00
Entry for visitors on foot, bicycle, ski, etc., when 16 years of age or older.
IN-PERSON PURCHASE LOCATIONS
Northeast Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

East Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

North Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

South Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

West Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

Snowmobile
$30.00
Entry for one driver and one passenger for seven consecutive days, beginning on the day of purchase.
IN-PERSON PURCHASE LOCATIONS
Northeast Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

East Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

North Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

South Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

West Entrance Station

Motorcycle
$30.00
Entry for one driver and one passenger for seven consecutive days, beginning on the day of purchase.
IN-PERSON PURCHASE LOCATIONS
Northeast Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

East Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

North Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

South Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

West Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

Private Vehicle
$35.00
Unlimited entry for one vehicle and all passengers for seven consecutive days, beginning on the day of purchase. Vehicles must be private, non-commercial, and with a seating capacity of 15 or less.
IN-PERSON PURCHASE LOCATIONS
Northeast Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

East Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

North Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

South Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

West Entrance Station

Cash or Credit/Debit

Standard Entrance Pass
$20.00–$35.00

You are required to pay an entrance fee in order to access Yellowstone National Park. Under the Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act, national parks keep 80% of all fees collected and use that money to fund critical projects that improve services and protect resources. In Yellowstone, fee revenue provides $12.1 million a year on average for accessibility improvements, campgrounds, infrastructure, roads, native fish restoration, aquatic invasive species mitigation, and more. Thank you for your support!

A female park ranger hands a visitor in a car a park guide at an entrance station.

You are required to pay an entrance fee in order to access Yellowstone National Park. Under the Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act, national parks keep 80% of all fees collected and use that money to fund critical projects that improve services and protect resources. In Yellowstone, entrance fee revenue provides $8.8 million a year for accessibility improvements, campgrounds, infrastructure, roads, native fish restoration, aquatic invasive species mitigation, and more. Thank you for your support!